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Dakin, the Briber, Expelled.
HIS COLLEAGUES IN THE MICHIGAN LEGIsLATU1
REPCDIATE HIM.

HIS COLLEAGUES IN THE MICHIGAN LEGISLATURE
REPUDIATE HIM.
Milo Il. Daktn, the labor member of the Michi-
gan house of representatives took the stand in
his own behalf yesterday afternoon and testified
that he expected to get about 1925 from the city
OF Saginaw, or some Of its lobbyists for the Dur
pose of giving feast and dance for fifteen In
huential members OF the house, and their wives or
lady friends These festivities were to influence
the votes OF these members in the matter OF the
Saginaw charter. What was not spent on the
feast was to be used on others, with whom he
would go out at night. 1t appeared from the tes-
tlmOny That Dak1n was not on more than speak
Ing terms with any OF the members he proposed
TO entertain. By vote OF S3 70 IL the charge of
endeavOr1ng to procure money, Ostensibly for the
purpose OF influencing members, but really for his
had brought certain members OF the house into
1llrepute was also sustained. By unanimous vote
Dakin was expelled.
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Salisbury,s Fishery PROPOSALS.

WHAT A DOMINION GOvERNMET ORGAN SAYS ABOUT
THEN.
Referring to Lord Salisbury's latest proposals to
the American Government respecting the Cana
dian fisheries the Halifax Herald Do
minion government organ, depreciates the
appointment OF a commission to settles the
threelnile limit question: which it considered al
ready settled, but approves of the offer OF tenn
pOrary free admission Of American vessels into
can be given for accepting Lord Saisbury's pro-
pOSal. The first is that we should be prepared to
make some sacrifice in order to secure an AMIGA
BILE and permanent settlement of this fishery uues-
ton, and the second is that such an arrangement
would save the Dominion the cost Of the present
fishery protection service, which WILL If continued,
$4,000 annually that we would fOregO. At the
same time 1t should be distinctly understood that
only Temporary =
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Affairs in West Washington.

A LOST CHILD.-A three and a half year old girl
child was found wandering near the AQueduct
Bridge by Officer Warwick yesterday afternoon At
the station she gave her name as Fannie Bowbeer,
and said she lived at GA street, and that she
lost her way while going TO school. She was sent
to her parents late last evening.
THE ELEVENTH BUILDING ASSOCIATIOH.-The
board OF directors OF the Eleventh Building Asso-
Union Hall. 1t was expected that Mr. Donovan
would make statement as an expert, but it was
deferred until the matter comes up in the courts.
NOTES.-The lady teachers and friends OF the NJ
Street Union Sabbath school gave a supper last
evening at the Market House Hall ON Nj street.
which was largely attended. 1t will be repeated
this evening.-Charles Lennon, a well known
coiored man, died at his residence here ON Wednes-
day.
TEMPERATURES AND CONDITION OF WATER AT A.
M.-Great Falls, temperature 81; condition, IL;
receiving reservoir temperature, 60; condition at
north connection, 8; condition at south cOnnec-
condition at influent gate-house, II; condition ut
e11iuent gate-hOuSe, %
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Arguing the Angnev Cnse.


PROCEEDINGS IN THE CRIMINAL COURT TO-DAY.
The trial OF Jacob P. Angney, for assault and
battery with intent to kill j. H. Wilmot and T. X.
Turnbull, on the 25th Of November, 1882, was re-
suned before Judge Montgomery, in the Crimi-
nal Court, this morning. Mr.. c. NJ. Smith, who
commenced his argument yesterday, concluded at
10:4O O'Clock, and was followed by Judge Chip
man, OF Detroit, for the defendant.
MIR. Chapman spoke about One-and-a-half hours,
and was followed by the district attorney, who
spoke till after 3 O'clock
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GENTS, 81 Will buy SWEET & Sherwood's fine shoes
A. +. MORAN, 1922 9TH ST. NV

ONLY FOR 80 DAYS.-Special bargains in good
furniture BreitbarJhs beautiful warerooms. odd
Fellows Hail. 18th street northwest The most
complete line OF walnut antique oak, cherry and
ash chamber suits, fine library and dining room
sets quality guaranteed. Come and see us, YOU
VIII save money, Breitbarth's, odd Fellows Hall,
9TH street northwest
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WORTHY A VISIT WHETHER TO PURCHASE OR NOT
Brett barthS furniture WareroOInS in odd Fellows
Hall Is, beyond a doubt, the handSOmeSt in the
city, and his stock OF wellSeected furniture is OF
all the frSt-claSS makes For style and finish
must be seen TO be admired. He Is, for the next
30 days, Offering special bargains 10 those in
want OF good goods Go and see him, for he means
business Remember Breitbarth'S, Odd Fellows
Hall, It'll street northwest
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AuGenStein,s $12.96 Cane Carriages
elsewhere as bargains at SIT.
For Kitchen Utensils, 20 to the Fair.

A Great Reduction on Gents reliable foot
wear at the Boston Shoe-House 912 9TH st. u. w.
Hanan & Sons New York make button lace or Con-
button, lace or Congress $500 Shoe; our price.
$500. Hanan's $50 button, lace or Congress- our
price, $500 Ziegler Bros. Philadelphia make but
price, $3.50 Ziegler Bros 800 Shoes our price,
$3.50. Gents warranted button, lace or Congress;
regular price, $500; our price, $500. Gents So 90
warranted button, lace or Congress, only s2.25.
Gents $3.50 plain toe button, lace or Congress;
our price, $3.50. Gents 200 warranted lace, ali
sizes, only $1.35 Boys and Youths Shoes in any
style at a great reduction. Boston Shoe House,
Il. Goldsten, Proprietor 9l2 9TH st. NV, between
and K.
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W. LEAD OTHERS FOLIOw.-FOr bargains In
good furniture Brett barth excel them all Salts
faction guaranteed in every sale Our trade is in
creasing-the cause fair dealing. No misrepre-
SentatiOn To effect sales. Call and US We Sci,
goods on their merits They speak for them
SelveS-require no taking up. BgeitUarth's Odd
EeilnN.s. Hal, Ifh sfreei nnrt hIAeSf
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Sale Of Suburban Property.

syndicate, represented by Mr.. b. F. Leighton,
has purchased from the Brooks heirs one hundred
and thirtyfour of land in the vicinity OF the
station OF that name on the Metropolitan Branch
OF the Baltimore and Ohio Railroad. 1t Is the
Intention to Subdivide the property into building
sites The land lies within the district lines.
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4o04ca4o44a6 9TH Street northwest

FEW DAYS ONLY.-The sale by order OF the
Taunton Silver-pl co. viii continue the sales
room OF MesSSrS. Walter Il. Williams & CO.'S corner
10tn street and Pennsylvania avenue Tomorrow
April 20 at IL a. IL, and 7::,0 p. H., which will
be the closing sale
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CITY AND DISTRICT.


NATIONAL RIFLES ARAoRY.-.sThe Mikado.-
AIBAUGH --"Ruddygore.
NATIONAL--Robert Downing In "Spartacus.,
MANASSAS PANoRAAA-Day and evening.
HARRIS'.-"'The Silver King"
KKRNANS--'tOur Minstrel Boys
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OUR GREAT SPECIALITY IS THE PARLoR FLOOR
All the new patterns in frames walnut, cherry
and mahogany, upholstered in the very latest
design OF coverings new novelty in silk plush one
OF the most beautiful coverings for parlor furniture
In stock ready for sale. The line is extensive and
complete in all its branches. These suits are also
In our special bargain sale for the next 80 days.
Breitbarths, odd Fellows Hall, It'll street north
VI
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WHERE are you going to purchase your monthly
supply OF groceries? We can save you money ON
the finest goods 10 be found.
y. I. NETZGER & Bro,
II hSr
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Immense Assortment of Handsome Baby
Carriages will be offered at private sale below
manufacturers prices at Walter b. Williams
& Co. SauctOneeE, corner 10th st. and Pa. ave. g
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LOCAL MENTION.
The Weather.

Indications for The ~ hours commencing at 2 D. M,
For District OF Columbia, Maryland. and Della
ware, clearing weather, slightly warmer Saturday,
westerly winds
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Go. Co. GO TO YorsGs Fire Sale, 7ae 7th st.

VIZ SHALL SELL
go dozen teaspoons at 81 per dozen.
LOO dozen tablespoons at SLIGO per dozen.
10 dozen table forks at 81 10 per dozen.
100 dozen table knives at 81. 30 per dozen,
From the weil-knOwn sheffield spoon Co.
These are warranted pure silver plate ON q plate
Of nickel, Will not corTOde OF tarniSh. This i,
truly the bargain OF the day.
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ALL tobacco dealers sell Old Port. Try it.

II You ARE WILLING to sacrifice little money
for real comfort try kangaroo shoes. Ladies'
hand-sewed shoes, $3.50. Geo. w. Rich, 400 18th
street northwest.
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Buy Your Tinware at the Fair. S12 18th st. n


Buy Your T1nWare at the Fair. S12 7th st. NV.
Saturdays bargains.
Children's Jerseys, all cOlors, 79c.
Very fine jersey coat back and cuffs, s1.15.
Infants Slips, embroidered yoke, 49c.
Infants Dresses, three rows inserting, CSC.
Infants Carriage covers, Blue, Pink, Red and
White, Csc
A fine Shirred Cap, 25c. An Embroidered Cap,
2Jc.
Normandy Shape shirred Caps, SOC.
WOrSted Sacks 29c. Finer quality, 49c.
Infants Bootees, lOc. pair Knit Shirts, 25c.
Linen Stamped Tides, &c. Splashers, sc.
Bureau Covers, knotted fringe, 39c.
Toilet Sets, pieces, stamped, 49c.
Monte Cloth Tray Covers, 35c. Fine Linen Tray
COVERS 4sc' MRS. MAX w ME7 71s A AsIsst
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THE Great Falls and Independent Ice Companies
are using the Howe Scales.
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CITY ITEMS.
A Low Forever

A Joy Forever
The beautiful stock. The elegant display. The
tasty goods The large variety. The endless as
Sortment, at
The FAIR, THE FAIR, THE FAIR
SIP 9TH ST. NV and Sll and Sl3 Sth st. NV
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LADIES, s. will buy the p. e.. Kid Button Boot.
A. F. MORAN, 10.s2 It'll st. NV.
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COURT IN GENERAL TERN.
Yesterday, Chapman agt. Clark; argued and
submitted Murphy agt. Preston; do.
To-day, Stansbury agt. Englehart; on hearing.
PROBATE CoURT-Judge Oox
To-day, guardianship OF Alice CuSfck: guardian
directed to pay certain money. Estate OF C. H.
Sheriff. inventory OF personal estate; $I65 So
returned. Estate OF Charity johnson; publica-
ton ordered Estate OF Deborah Prlestly: letters
testamentary to ID. r. Offley; bond s12 600 Estate
Harriet NJ. and Mary e Reyes; bond 5000 Estate
Of Clarence NJ. Wheeler; Z. Wheeler appointed
guardian; bond 500. Estate Chas. Losekam;
commissions allowed administrator. Estate JAS
Flood; rule on administrator to show cause why
letters should not be revoked. Estate OF Agatha
800 to Belle Burch. Estate Of w. c. Goddard;
will proven and letters issued to W. w. Goddard;
bond 500. Estate OF Peter Pippert; rule on
Christina Murphy to show why she should not
give counter security. Estate Of John Corrtgan;
letters testamentary issued to Catharine Corrigan;
O'Br1en and Bridget Joyce appointed guardians;
bond s., OO0 Estate OF j. w. DanenhOWer: order
authorizing search for will. Estate OF p H. Sweet:
will filed. Estate OF Rose Cummings; letters tes-
tamentary issued to Sandy Alexander; bond 800
Estate OF Margaret Karr; will filed.
CIRCUIT CoURT-Judge Cor.
Yesterday, Atterbury & CO. agt Hagle: order for
commission to issue.
POLICE COURT-J,tdoe Shell
To-day, Ella Smith, colored, pleaded guilty to
charge of profanity, and, in default of fine of IS
went down for five days. Geo. w. SWanSbury for
loud talking on the street was given a chance to
pay S. into the District treasury or work for the
District for fifteen days Samuel Solomon, young
man, was charged with overdriving q horse he had
hired from ROckwell's livery stable The animal
has been sick from the effects. A fine of $40 WAS
imposed and the defendant paid it.
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Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH St.
n. W., sells granulated Sugar 614 c., A Sugar, &c.
light Brown Sugar Sc, cut Sugar &c.
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DIED ON THE DAY he WAS TO HAVE BEEN MAR
CURED at the Allegheny Pa) general hospital yes
terday, adds fourth victim to the Willis fire
horror. Yesterday was the day set for the dead
mans marriage His affanced was by his side to
the last, when she gave way to paroxysms Of grief
and is 1ncOnsOiable. Haggitiris was buried with
Masonic hOnOrS to-day.
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RECENTLY RECEIVED

RECENTLY REcE1vED-
ONE HUNDRED PIECES OF BEAUTIFUL SPRING
ONLY 25,
FRENCH SATINES, finest quality, 25.
HEAVY GROS GRAIN BLACK SILK, 90,
CAMEL'S HAIR Pin Checks, wide double width all
FANCY SILKS. 3758, 40, 45, 80.
BEAUTIFUL PLAID DRESS GOODS neat styles
pure silk and wool, wide double width, special bar
gain at so.
BLACK SURAH SILKS, cash value 75 reduced to g.
TR!COT CLOTH Dress Goods, pure wool, wide double
W1dsh, real value 90 reduced to 371s
BLACK CASHMERES, fine quality, wide double
width, BIN.
BLACK SILK RHADAMEs, rs, 81, s1Oo
ROYAL SERGE, beautiful Dress Goods, in Spring
shades, wide double fold IL yards for only So. 90.
CAMELS HAIR SERGE, in lovely Spring shades
VIDE double width, pure wool leash value 62), re-
duced to 40.
CASH CUSTOMERS who buy 80 or over will receive
alarge-size handsome Bridal Quilt, worth $3.50.
8 9'S a a Err TIT e ZEE k ERR ssss
9 1oS 8 4 ~ "A B + 7 En- 3 s ssss 90
ap24 I'll MARKET SPACE. NEAR 9TH ST.
TNHE STAR REFRIGERATORS
l. Are the Best
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR
ap26-5e S12 7th st. NV.
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GREAT BARGAINs-Good. real felt DerbyS S1.5O;
line, s.; Ut A 7. Lewis, 43o 9TH ST.
FOR spring lamb and Washington dressed beef
go 10 Jonn K Kelly, stall 62S. t29 and $50 Center
market, and 200 and POS Northern Liberty market.
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DO Won Like a Good C;par,

AugenStein,s $1O.79 PluSh-lined Carriages
equal TO any SIS carriage in the city.
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Another Victim Of the swindle.

To the Editor of The EVENING STAR.
The action OF the authorities of Albaughs Opera
House In the sale OF Patti tickets calls for the
severest condemnation. As an illustration OF bare
faced Partially and imposition upon the public it
takes the premium.
At the opening OF the 'sbox Office" Tuesday
morning was third man In line, having remained
In that position the entire night the purpose OF
purchasing box for my employer. In reply to
my request Tor box was Informed that they had
all been TAKEN was very much surprised. as
am positive neither OF the preceding parties took
box. took up with the best l could procure,
naturally inferring that some Governmental digni-
but imagine my surprise upon reading in last
evenings STAR an advertisement from IL leading
SPECTATOR Oner1ng for sale a box at an advance OF
only 100 per cent on cost. In view OF these facts
do you not think the public have reasonable
grounds for complaint? PATIENCE
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The BEST LOCKS you can buy are the Yale, with
Corrugated KEYS
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"Opera BoQuet," 'Saboroso, "Inside View" and
"Oid Crow" brands are marvelS for the money-5c
Secure your supply tomorrow, cigar department.
y. I. METZGER & Bro,
At 18th ST q. W.
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COMBINATIONS, &C., PIG 9th st. NV.

LAWN MOWERS, garden hose, and window screens.
Barber s Ross, OH Pennsylvania avenue.
CHEW OLD PORT. DC. plug. Take no other.
WHISKY AND MILK TESTERS, Hempler's, ave-, cor.
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ORDERS for FuSsell's ice cream for sunday must
be lett through the weeks.
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Mother and Daushter Separated.

THE COURT DECIDES THAT THE PARENT Is AN UNFIT
PERSON 10 HAVE CHARGE OF THE CHILD.
Meme Parker, young woman, was in the dock
AT the Police Court this morning, charged by
OFFICER O'Neil with cruelty to her two-year-old
daughter. Mr.. Lavender said he wanted the case
heard In order that the court might determine
what should be done with the child. witnesses
were called for the prosecution, and one OF them
Drought the little girl in. The child ran toward
us nnotner, who took 1t in her arms and held 1t
curing tne Trial. 1t was shown that she illtreated
the infant, and Officer O'Nefl testified that he
found the child in house OF 1Il-fame
The judge wanted to know where the child
could be sent, and Mr.. ONeil said to st. AIMS In
rant Asylum. Mr.. Darlington said he had advised
MS client mat 1t would be best for the child to go
TO some asylum, but the young woman objected to
oelng sepaTated from her offspring. The judge
Sald ne would order the Child to the custody OF
Officer ONeil to be taken to st, AIMS Infant
Asylum, and take the young womans personal
recognizance AS Officer O'Neil took the child
from IT'S mother the little one screamed at the
top Of its voice.
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Great Reduction
In Reliable Footwear for Ladies, Misses, and Chill
6rap at no

Boston SHOE HOUSE. 912 18th ST. NV
Ladies' s. French Kid Button, our price 81; La
dies 81 French Kid Button, 50; Ladies' Kid Button
s. Shoe. our price $2.25; Ladies' Genuine Hand
Sewed French Kid Button, all sizes and widths,
common-sense only, for $3.50, worth s.; Misses
Spring Heel Goat Button 81, worth 81 so; Misses
81; Children's Shoes In all styles % per cent less
than regular price; Ladies' slippers. all Styles at
prices to beat all; Ladies' Cloth BuskinS, &c. o
pair. worth SOC; Kid and Goat House slippers, 45c,
worth T5c. 400 pairs Ladies' Lace and Sandals
Slippers, worth from $1.5O to 81, choice 69c. per
pair; small sizes On for ladies and misses. BOs-
ton Shoe House. II. Goldstein, prop, 912 18th ST. n.
W., bet. and K. +. S.-Button's Raven Gloss Shoe
Dressing, 15c. a bottle.
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For Wooden ware or willow ware, go to the
Fair
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For SO
Leather Saratoga Trunk, muslin lined and Excel.
sor lock. Best ever offered for the money.
TOPHAM's, 12:N Pennsylvania ave. NV
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Are You looking for Wedding Presents? Go tt
the Fair. =
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l. Are the Best.
Manufactured expressly for
THE FAIR,
ap26-5t S12 7th st. n W.
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CITY ITEMS.
Special Prices AZ the OriOIc. SD 9TH St..
SATURDAY and Monday

Saturday and Monday,
Children's solid color sateen parasols oec. la
sateep paraso &c. ladies solid Color so cGac sT,or
parasos, 50 and CSC; ladies' finer quality para
soils plain and fancy coors, s1:23 up to $3.50; real
for ladies' dresses Sc. yd.; our 73c 4-butfon kid
gloves, SOC; large size white spreads, 6sc; l:s-
Inch wide swiss embroidery, 55c. I'd. Ssnch
wide oriental nOuncing, 49c. per yd.; children'S
gauze undershirts, 12x, Is, 10 and 25c.; white
table linen, 19c per yd Sc. figured table damask,
table linen, red border, 39c.; our Csc. bleached
table linen, 49c.; choice patterns sattesn's and
crinSied seersuckers' lshc; DR.: Warmers health
children'S embroidered Normandy CAPS 25c: our
15c. caps reduced to SOC.
Special Prices ON Flour.
''INvINCIBLE" "INvINCIBLK"
The finest Minnesota patent flour.
Per bbl, s6S5; \ bbl, s163; y Dbl, Sc
"CHAMPION." CHAMPION"
The splendid family fiour.
Come early. Mt. MsTzGER 4 BRO,
At It'll st. NV.
$50 Buggy Harness,
Our own make, of No. oak-tanned leather, nickel
mounting, and all handmade.
ToPHAMs, 1871 Pennsylvania ave. NV.
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH ST.,
offers fine Rio coffee, Java Favored 2Oc. per pound.
Pure Java 2oc. Java and Mocha mixed SOC. Id.
Black and Green Tea 35c. per 10. Fair Oolong or
GunpOWder Tea SOC. per pound. Fine English
Breakfast or Japan Tea SOC per Id. Choicest Oolong
or GunpoWder Tea 75c. per III.
Still at the Head.
Read following great bargains offered for to-
morrow at s: w. AugenSte1n's, S17, $40 and S21 9TH
st. NV, and profit thereby: Cedar Wash Tub
ClOtheSline and so ClOthespinS, and one WASH
Board, &c; oblong Wash Boilers, 53c.; cut glass
Berry Sets, 54c; reduced from 81; half dozen cut
glass and engraved Goblets and one Pitcher to
match and one brass Waiter, sl.54 worth 50; IRON
stone china Dinner Sets, Ill pieces, $S9S, worth
SIS; Ironing Boards, :52c.; larger size 49,; 4S
sheets Shelf Paper, &c; Garden Tools, with long
handles nc Set large Wash Basin and SO
4fOot StepLadder, with bucket shelf, CSC; 5-foot
7Sc; 6-foOt CSC. handsome French china decorated
Tea Sets $6.Ss, sold elsewhere at $40; Dairy
glass-covered Butter Dish or Sugar Bowl 9c.each.l
The Finest stock of Refngerators at the Fair. 1
ingS. AT the OriOle, 81 7th ST., Saturday and
Monday. Heavy Drill Drawers, 25c.; Bleached
Jean Drawers, 25c.; our SOC. Bleached Drawers,
9c.; our best goods tailor made, 49c., worth 75c.
weight, 25c., 35c., SOC. and 49c.; Unlaundred
Shirts, good cotton and linen bosom, 39c.; Night
Shirts, 49c.; our soc. Shirt, &C.; Boys Percale
Shirt Waists. 4sc., worth 75c.; Celluloid Collars
1876; Cuffs, 39c.; Linen Collars, 3 for 25c.; Cuffs
2 pair for 2oc.; Seamless Socks, . pair 25c; our
,5c. Seamless Socks, unbleached, 17c or for
SOC.
Chicago Grocery Company, SOC 9TH Ste,
offers fine family Flour "a. 70 Dbl. Finest family
s5.4s Dbl. and 81 80 4 Dbl roc y Dbl Patent Pro-
cess. s6.4s, s1.63 u Dbl. s3c. u Dbl.
Watch Chains, Jewelry bargains" Frank,
457 Pa. ave.
Augenstein's s6.9s Rattan Carriages is
bargain.
The Rest assortment Of Baby Carriages at the
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OLD PoRT, sc. plug, is the best. Try it.
GESTIEMES'S LIGHT-cOLORED DERBYs new
shades, boys and children's straw hats. X. c.
Lewis d Son. 142l Ny. av.; Branch S20 9TH st. n W.
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Have You Seen1Hahn's 9Sc boys and
youths solid button and laced; Hahn's CSC.
misses genuine kid and pebble wOrked-hO but
ton; Hahn's Soc child's straight goat spring heel
button. Sl6 7th st. and 1922 Pa ave.
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council OF Baptist churches and ministers met In
Hillsdale, DC, yesterday, and after debate re-
fused TO recognize the Snow Greek Baptist church
as regular and independent church or Christ
This church is split from the Macedonia Baptist
church OF that village.
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KAN AWAY WITH HER HUSBANDS FArHER.-A
sensational elopenent occurred at LOckport, N.Y.
MONDAY, the 18th inst, which has just been dis
closed MIS-. JOS FarnswOrth, aged twenty five
years, ran away with her husband father, Nathan
safnsWorth, aged sixty years. Mrs. FarnswOrth
leaves TWO small children
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MR. POwDERLY GOING TO CHICAGO.-It Is an
noMced, on seemingly good authority, that Gen
er;l Master Workman POwderly will visit Chicago
III the near future on an important mission, being
convinced OF the necessity OF giving personal at
tehton 10 the state oI the order in Chicago, eSpe
claliy with reference to its connection with the
political movement